What is the difference between disc brakes and disc brakes?

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Disc brakes and disc brakes are actually the same, just called differently. Here is the relevant introduction: 1. Drum brakes: Use brake shoes to squeeze the brake drum to generate braking force, mostly used in small trucks and low-end cars. Due to their weak braking force, susceptibility to momentary brake failure after getting wet, and rapid heat dissipation, they are on the verge of being phased out and belong to outdated technology. The current mainstream braking system is disc brakes. 2. Disc brakes: The system is further divided into solid disc brakes and ventilated disc brakes. The principle is the same, both use the pressure generated by the brake oil pump to drive the brake caliper to squeeze the brake disc to generate braking force. The main characteristics are relatively small heat dissipation, sensitive braking, and effective prevention of wheel lock-up when combined with the ABS system, providing strong braking power.